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Current and former parliamentarians sanctioned by China have challenged David Lammy to reject any deal that would see penalties lifted on British MPs and those persecuting Uyghurs.
In her first day after being crowned Tory leader , Mrs Badenoch said her approach to the economy would be 'completely the opposite' of Rachel Reeves.
Royal officials are considering offering those recognised with an OBE - Order of the British Empire - the option to receive an Order of British Excellence instead.
Employees who take the bus to and from work every day of the week will fork out an extra £448 because of the 'unfair' change, critics have said, putting a median earner's tax bill up to £5,420.
Writing in today's Daily Mail, the former prime minister says investigations by police into comments on social media come 'straight out of 1980s Romania'.
Daily Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson received a visit from Essex Police last Sunday and was told she was under investigation for allegedly stirring up racial hatred in a tweet posted.
Sir Keir Starmer 's four-day trip to Rio for the G20 - where he said his focus is delivering a 'better future' for Britain - means he will have ventured outside of Britain for more than three weeks as PM.
Transport Secretary Louise Haigh confirmed £712million for local authorities and £243million for bus operators to overhaul services across the country.
Several major car makers are lobbying ministers to lower the 22 per cent electric vehicle sales target imposed this year, as Louise Haigh said the 'mandate will not be weakened'.
Stephen Parkinson, the director of public prosecutions, said there was 'surprise at the level' of NCHIs recorded within police forces as demands to overhaul how they are handled grew.
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